Booms and Busts

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Mark Thornton

If we want to avoid the next great depression, all such government interventions should cease.

Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.

Hayek was arguing that whenever and wherever credit is expanded beyond market dictates by a central bank, the result will be economic distortion.

Thorsten Polleit

Mises proposed ending the government money-supply monopoly — which he identified as the root of the problem — and returning money to the free market.

William L. Anderson

"To prop up the unhealthy, malinvested markets, governments must cannibalize the healthy markets to find the needed cash to transfer the wealth."

Matthew Beller

The Fed has already taken several drastic actions in an attempt to prevent deflation, but it remains to be seen whether it is even possible for it to achieve such a goal without destroying the dollar and the entire financial system.

Douglas French

So, don't be so quick to take the plunge buying bank foreclosure properties and forget traditional stocks and bonds. It's not for the faint of heart, but the road to riches is with junior mining shares.